Review: Vanessa da Mata goes from protest with 'Que país é este' to emotion with 'Medo bobo' on the Sunset stagePhoto by jggrz on Pexels
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Review: Vanessa da Mata goes from protest with 'Que país é este' to emotion with 'Medo bobo' on the Sunset stage

oglobo7 September 2026 at 20:18

Vanessa da Mata performed on the Sunset Stage at Rock in Rio alongside singer and songwriter Rubel as a guest. The show happened while other artists performed simultaneously at the festival, such as Mauí at Supernova and Wanda Sá at Global Village. The afternoon began with a cloudy sky, but without rain.

The show opening featured hits like "Não me deixe só" and "Amado", as well as songs from her repertoire like "Segue o som" and "Baú", alternating between dance and romantic tracks. The audience arrived early and filled the front of the stage.

The song "Vem doce" and the reggae track "Vermelho" maintained the mellow vibe of the show, followed by "Boa sorte", her collaboration with American Ben Harper, which was sung by the audience, especially by the younger part of the crowd.

An afrobeat groove dominated "Foice", a song described as political and religious. At the end of it, the singer shouted: "God, deliver us from evil!"

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